Jonah Hill sticks the landing with his directorial debut about the 90s skate scene…
Basement touring with The Story So Far this April
England’s Basement will be co-headlining an Australian tour with the Californian musicians The Story So Far, making stops in places such as Newcastle, Melbourne, and their finale at Capitol in Perth.
Over a week to go until Fairbridge Festival 2019!
The south west’s favourite family festival of folk fun is back again for its 27th year!
Road to Endgame: How Marvel Made Captain America The Coolest
Regarding Cap, the coolest Avenger.
INTERVIEW: Meet one of our writers, SURAJ
Every so often at Isolated Nation, we seek to appreciate the multi-faceted identities of our writers and contributors who make our platform what it is.
P-SIDES: Hidden gems from the Perth music scene (April Edition)
As April creeps into our calendars, a fresh bout of local artists are releasing new music.
LIVE REVIEW: No such thing as Inside Voices with Mallrat
As The Rosemount uncharacteristically filled up on a Thursday night, excitement was in the air for a show that definitely delivered.
Why Blockbuster Has Gone Bust
In the Perth suburb Morley, the second to last Blockbuster store in the world has just closed its doors. Now, there is just one Blockbuster standing in Bend, Oregon in the United States.
LIVE REVIEW: Reliving a moment with Butterfingers @ Badlands
Butterfingers took to the stage and let us relive those heady days when Breakfast ruled the airwaves.
FILM REVIEW: “Us” delivers on iconic thrills and clever humour. So why does it feel disappointing upon reflection?
There are images from Jordan Peele’s latest horror thriller Us that are strikingly composed. Yet, the film is ultimately a vexing experience.
LIVE REVIEW: The sweet soiree that is Wine Machine 2019
If this year’s festival is anything to go by, we’ll be right here for the return of Wine Machine in 2020.
FILM REVIEW: In "Inventing Tomorrow", teenagers are solving environmental issues without waiting for permission
Inventing Tomorrow is a humanising look into the mindset of teenagers who have grown up in the knowledge of human-caused climate change.
Interview: Priscilla is reaching new heights with ‘Feeling Higher’
Taking lessons learnt from their previous singles and EP’s, ‘shiny pop’ group Priscilla continue their work to produce electro pop bangers that hark to personal experiences in their single ‘Feeling Higher’.
Theatre Review: ‘The Killdeer’ is a brilliant showcase of local talent
With an interesting, original concept, this musical is sure to hook you and leave you thinking thoughts you hadn’t bothered to before.
LIVE REVIEW: All I Ever Wanted was Kodaline
On the last leg of their Australian tour, Kodaline played their hearts out at Rock Rover, only ever stopping to wipe the sweat off their brow and rehydrate.
Film Review: "The Guilty" is a Guilt-Free Pleasure
A good thriller arrests its audience in their seats, raising their heartbeat and the hairs on their neck. The Guilty’s truly remarkable feat is that it does precisely this, to both its audience and its protagonist.
LIVE REVIEW: Last Dinosaurs defy the ages on their 'Yumeno Garden' tour
With all the dates of their Yumeno Garden tour sold out, Last Dinosaurs proved to fans old and new that their timelessness is not to be undermined.
Interview: The Alliance Française French Film Festival's Thirtieth Anniversary
We speak to Audrey Lureau about the films on offer at this year’s festival.
Film Review: "Captain Marvel" Tinkers with the origin story formula
It’s a perfectly fun middle-tier Marvel movie.
INTERVIEW: Getting to know Fremantle's indie rockers, Garden Island
From getting down to the nitty and gritty of the creative process, to discussing the Perth music scene and their favourite live venues, the four boys gave us a gleaming insight into their journey thus far as a band.